Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1887-03-10
THE ELECTION.
TWO LICENSE COUNCILMEN
CHOSEN-AND A CLOSE
SHAVE FOR THE
OTHER TWO.
Partial Returns from the Town
ships.


several voting places, and tickets were
cut and scratched to greater extent
than ever before.
Below are the returns from the City
Wards, and from the Townships as far
as heard from up to the time the Pro
NEER went to press
FIRST WARD.
City Council Riley, Rep, 1888; john
son, Dem, 300. Johnson's majority,
rs.
Freeholder. - Silvers, Rep, 265;
Nickel, Dem, 287, Mickel's majority,
12.
Assessor. Rep, 256; Laning
Dem, 800. Laning's majority "a
Constable.-Ayars, Rep, 277; Bright,
$50. Ayars majority, 27.
Justice of the Peace. ce.-Johnson, Rep,
297; Rammell, Dem, PAS. Johnson's
majority, 40.
Overseers of Poor-Ayars, Rep, 283
Barnes, Rep, a6S. Laning, Dem, 281
Bright, Dem, 233. Ayars' majority,
so; Laning's majority. 13.
Commissioners of Appeal Hewitt,
Rep, 2s8; Miner, Rep, ss1; Silvers,
Rep, 269 Elmer, Dem, a63; Allen,
Dem, 264; Elwell, Dem, 283. Hewitt's
majority, 20; Miners majority, 81; Ell
wells majority, Il.
Pound Keeper-Hutchinson, Rep,
284; Carton, Dem, 257. Hutchinson's
majority, 81.
Judge of Election Buck, Rep, 294;
Leeick, DEM, 254. Bucks majority,
40. j
Inspectors of Election Riley, aa2,
Richnan, 261.
Ward Clerk-Appelgate, Rep, a9s;
Hahn, Dem. s5s Appelgate's ma
jority. 40.
SECOND WARD.
City Council = Phillips, Rep, 1872;
Daley, Dem, 255. Dailey's majority,
73.
Freeholder = Woodruff, Rep, 246;
Slough, Dem, 1877 Woodruff's ma
jority, 40.
Assessor = Thompson, Rep, 266;
Krautter, Dem, 175. Thompson's ma
jority, 81.
Justice of the Peace-Frederic BOIL,
Rep, 248; Dare, DEM, 17S. Bohl's ma
jority, 70.
Constable-Keen, Rep, s60; Ross,
Dem, 176 Keen's majority, s4.
Surveyors of Highway. Mulford,
Rep, 257; Fredericks, Rep, s6S; Ayars,
Dem, 1856; Randall, Dem, III. Null
ford's majority, Il. Frederick's major
ity, 50.
Commissioners of Appeal .-Gosbin,
26s; milford, a55; Riley, s7O; Ross,
Dem, 1866; Kendall, Dem, 1863; Conner,
Dem, III. Gosbin's majority, 1O2.
Mulford's majority, 90. Riley's major
ity, 80.
Overseers of Poor.-Woodrutf, Rep,
249; Gentry, Rep, s78; Ross, Dem, 159,
Krauter, Dem, 1S2. Woodruff's maj
GRITTY, 90. Gentry's majority, 96.
Justice of Peace. Riley, Dem, 174
No opposition.
Judge of Election. Rice, PSI; Hus-
ted, Dem, 1872 Rice's majority, SO.
Inspectors of Election.-Nichols
Rep, 26t; Kendall, Dem, 173.
Ward Cferk.-Vanaman, Rep, 245
Faunce, Dem, 1872 Vannaman's ma
jority, SO.
Pound Keeper. r.-Gross, Rep, 245
Leary, Dem, 1877. Gross majority, 48
THIRD WARD.
City Council-Johnson, Rep, 241
Probasco, Dem, a95. Probascos ma
jority 81.
White, Rep, 976; Camp
bell, Dem, 268. Whites majority 13.
Assessor-Lupton, Rep, sS9; Keen
Dem, PSI. Lupton's majority 38,
Surveyors of Highway - Paullin
Rep, a64; White, Rep, 301; Powell
Dem, 245; Pennell, Dem, 220. Paul
Inns maj, 80. Whites maj, y.
Commissioners of Appeal-Seeley
Rep, 2S9; Carman, Rep, 207; Ogden
Rep, aS9; Powell, Dem, 249; Whit
aker, Dem, 246; Ernest, Dem, a25
Seeley's maj, 40. Ogden's lAaj., 75
Carman's maj, 81.
Constable. .-Saxton, Rep, 1853; Powell
Dem, 345. Powell's majority, 1872.
Oyerseers of the Poor -Lupton, Rep.
300; Ayars, 2S1; Keen, DEM, 22S; Pow
ell, Dem, 262. Lupton's majority, So
Ayars majority, 10.
| Justice of the Peace-Ayars, Rep.
$50; Edwards, 233. Ayars' majority Sc
Judge of Election-Naglee, Rep, 300
Lott, Dem, 237. Naglee's majority 62
Inspectors of Election-Daniel Gin
enback, Rep, 255; Young, Dem, 255.